To:P. B. AXELROD

Published:First published in 1925 inLenin Miscellany III.

      Sent from Munich to Zurich.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

      pages54b-55a.Translated:Martin Parker and Bernard IsaacsTranscription\Markup:R. CymbalaPublic Domain:Lenin Internet Archive

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Ireceived your letter today (together with a copy of the
over-laudatory opinion of the
Parisians[2]) and am hurrying to send you another copy of
			       No. 2.[1]How could I not have noticed that the copy sent you was so poor? As a
matter of fact, I had absolutely nochoicethen.

Leiteisen’sarticle, in my opinion, is not quite ... but it evidently
will nevertheless do. Others seem to have found it better than I did.

Ihaven’t the slightest idea of Shouer. I shall ask others.

Iam sending you the copies ofWeltpolitik[3]I happen to have. If you need all the issues,
you probably will have to get in touch with the author himself who again
was obliging enough to give his address.

Thelast sheet ofZaryahas been proof-read. Soon now....

Alexeiwanted to write about the twentieth anniversaryof March 1. I don’t know whether he did. I am expecting him shortly.

Withbest regards,Yours,Petrov

[1]OfIskra.—Ed.

[2]Areference to comments on issue No. 1 ofIskraby members of
theBorbagroup (see Note 13).

[3]AusWeltpolitik—a weekly published by Parvus in Munich from
1898 to 1905.